Ludwig August Lebrun
Oboe player and composer of concertos
Oboe player and composer of concertos
1790
235 years ago — 38 years old
Performers & Entertainers
Germany
An oboe player and composer who contributed significantly to the repertoire for the oboe during the late 18th century. Lebrun performed at various courts across Europe and became a prominent figure in orchestral music. His compositions included numerous concertos and chamber works, showcasing the capabilities of the oboe. His professional career included positions with notable orchestras and collaborations with other musicians of the time.
Composed concertos for the oboe
Served as a principal oboist at various courts
Influenced the development of oboe music
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